INACTIVE

[Violetta S. Lemurre]

Kiarra grinned, as she commented, "Tech support? You? Haha...that's kinda funny.". She giggled and tossed her hair back. She was aware that other people could consider it 'being flirty', but she literally meant nothing by it. because she didn't feel interest in anyone, she was just like a child in most ways. She acted her age, but she didn't flirt, date, or do any of those types of things.

[lavender-riots]

"What do you mean funny?" he asked. He wasn't exactly in the mood for her childish mannerisms, but he put up with her for the sake of appearing somewhat socially gifted.

[Violetta S. Lemurre]

Kiarra frowned at him, looking slightly annoyed. "Well, you don't LOOK like the usual Tech Support type.", she stated as though it were obvious. She flipped her hair back again, then put her hands on her hips. "Anyway, where'd the waitress go? I can't just eat and run. I like to pay for my food.", she added.

[lavender-riots]

"I'm not really tech support of my own free will," he said. "I just understand and communicate so well with computers that everyone and his brother thinks he can bring his complaint to me." Teryn looked around. "I don't know where she's gone. I prefer paying for things as well."

[Violetta S. Lemurre]

((Back Later. O.o; ))

[lavender-riots]

(Okay.)

[Thief.]

(love calvin and hobbes!)
the waiter came back and accepted the girls money-to flirtatious she said to herself
"i am sorry but i am going to close up and take a couple of shots and will have to ask you to leave" she said not caring about the whole be a nice waitress act.

[lavender-riots]

"Fine," Teryn said. He walked out, not realizing he had left his laptop behind. It was something he was so used to having he didn't always notice when he left it somewhere. He unlocked the door to the bar and flipped on the lights.

[Thief.]

The waitress had been following him and entered the dusty but still clean bar and sank to the bench head in hands waiting for the evening of males old and young hot and ugly to come filing in and give her a head ache or try to chat her up.
"Just a single for now" she said in an all american accent -putting it on as much as she could without overdoing it

[lavender-riots]

He left the bar to his cousin (a minor character that shall be played by whomever shall need him) while he searched for his laptop. He could have sworn he brought it back. Walking out, he saw the same waitress he had met earlier. Remembering the anthro's rather rude words, he approached the waitress cautiously. "I think I left my laptop in your restaurant?" He phrased it as a quesiton.